A Meeting Convened by
AAAS Committee on Scientific Freedom and Responsibility
September 27, 2000
Washington, DC
9:00am-----Welcome, Introductions, and Goals of the Meeting
Irving Lerch, Chair
9:30am ----The Role and Significance of an Oath: A Look at Medicine and Beyond
Edmund D. Pellegrino, Georgetown University Medical Center
10:30am ---Analysis of Existing/Proposed Oaths for Scientists/Engineers
Margot Iverson, AAAS
11:30am ---Panel on the Pros and Cons of an Oath for Scientists and Engineers
Neil Wollman, Campaign Coordinator, Graduation Pledge Alliance
Peter D. Blair, Sigma Xi
Karen Davis, Siemens Building Technologies
Rebecca Derrig-Green, University of Wisconsin-Madison
12:45pm ---Lunch
1:30pm -----Previous Panel Continued
2:00pm -----Panel on Content and Implementation--Role of National and International Organizations
Gerald D. Fischbach, NAS/NIH
Kathinka Evers, ICSU
Georges Kutukdjian, UNESCO
Peter Reineker, European Physical Society
Heather Stewart, Student Pugwash USA
3:45pm -----Break
4:00pm -----Findings, Recommendations and Next Steps Irving Lerch, Chair
5:00pm -----Adjourn